DeeKay wrote:It was !
I'm glad!
DeeKay wrote:It's not surprising that my score for Erotica was 0, lol
That simply means that you're not
Sensory oriented in your description. (Sensory: of the 5 senses.)
DeeKay wrote:Interestingly though, my score is quite spread out :
- Sci-Fi => 3
- Suspense, Mystery, Action Adventure, Comedy => 2
- Romance, Fantasy, Horror => 1
Does that mean I like to mix things ? Hmm...
That's
exactly what it means.
-- Just so you know, I used a
spread sheet to work out all the answers,
then wrote the quiz.
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tiya_nofurita wrote:Seems interesting ! Although the number of text is so small you must work very hard for this ^^
Sigh... It's because I made this at 800x600.
-- Some of the selections are long and wordy. Making the font even 1 point larger pushes the boxes over the question at the top.
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azureXtwilight wrote:Yay, look what I get!
[Mystery]
-- With fantasy and suspense being the second and third XD
This means that you're Detail oriented in your writing, but not so focused on realistic accuracy in your 'research'.
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icecheetah wrote:Horror, then suspense, then children's lit.
Well done game. Well done. Though I mostly write suspense rather than horror.
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
-- Suspense and Horror have a lot of common traits. However, Suspense
isn't as reliant on as Horror on sensory description, or realistic accuracy.
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Kessie wrote:I love quizzes so I had to try this.
*commenting as she plays along* Oh wow, so many choices...!!
*gets tie*
Result was Children's literature! :O
Gothic, Romance, Mystery, Literature and Historical: 2
Comedy, Action Adventure and Science Fiction: 1
That was cool
I had fun playing this and I'm sure everyone else will, so grats on release.
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!
-- Having your results so scattered across the board means you're still sorting out your writing style.
Gothic and Romance are Emotion oriented, Mystery and Historical are Detail oriented. Children's' Lit is Character oriented, and Literature is
Self-oriented.
You quite literally have yet to decide on the
focus of your writing.
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DreamDragonHatchling wrote:Horror :3 Why am i not surprised? ;3 Though there were times when i didn't have nothing to choose. I thing for heroine character and anther one, but everything else was okay.
Tell me what categories you had trouble in, and what you were actually looking for in those categories. I may not have been clear enough on some of the answers.
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fantasygeeki wrote:Just played this (trying to get ideas about what sort of VNs I should create). At times it felt as though some questions were too close to choose between...
They
had to be that close. Many of the genres overlap in style. The difference in some of the categories is barely a hair's breadth.
fantasygeeki wrote:...but I did like how detailed they were (and not just "yes", "no", "maybe"). I'd say this quiz was correct (or maybe I just love Fantasy and Science Fiction so much I'm glad those were the categories that fit me best). At the end, Giselle popped up before I finished reading my results (my cell rang and I got distracted).
Yeah! I'm glad you liked it!
-- I worked seriously hard on making the quiz as accurate as I could. I even made out a spreadsheet to mark the differences in style.
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Carassaurat wrote:I've got 5 points for Literature, which is very accurate, then 2 each in Comedy, Science Fiction and Erotica. Comedy I can understand, but Erotica must be a major fluke.
I
knew you'd get Literature. LOL!
-- Erotica is not quite the fluke you think it is. It is in fact, a reflection of how you handle Description and Plot. Erotica focuses on
Sensory description; as in; describing their scenes using all five senses. It's something a lot of people miss. However, both Literature and Erotica play fast and loose with plotting. In other words, they may or may not have a plot at all.
Carassaurat wrote:It's also interesting that I have 0 points for Historical, which sounds odd considering I actually have a degree in history, but I read a historical novel a month ago and thought it was one of the worst books I've read in years because it was trying to be clever so hard that it wasn't about anything; so the quiz got that right, too.
Historicals...
Good Historicals, focus on research accuracy with the intent to completely immerse the reader in their time period. The idea is to get the reader to actually
experience that time period. In Bad Historicals the author tends to shows their hand a little too much, (which is what it sounds like happened to you.) Basically, their Ego gets in the way of what they were trying to accomplish -- immersing the reader in a new and different environment.
Carassaurat wrote:Also, the music was great
.
I'm glad you liked it! I adore the Strauss waltzes.